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The Hill

Neighborhood in St. Louis, MissouriWikipedia

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Oct 16, 2026

Joe KruppHOST
0:23
And Joshua and I both know that Missouri has a, a, St. Louis has something nobody else does.
Joe KruppHOST
0:30
And what is that, Joshua? The Hill.
Joe KruppHOST
0:33
The Hill.
Joe KruppHOST
0:34
The Hill.
Joe KruppHOST
0:34
The Hill.
Joe KruppHOST
0:35
Some of the finest Italian cuisine- [laughs] ...
Joe KruppHOST
0:38
in the United States of America can be found in St. Louis, Missouri.
Loryn NalicGUEST
9:13
I had a lot of ties to the restaurant business.
Loryn NalicGUEST
9:15
I knew a lot of people, and I knew a lot of people on The Hill.
David PageHOST
9:18
Which is the Italian-
Loryn NalicGUEST
9:20
Yeah
Loryn NalicGUEST
9:37
Yeah.
Loryn NalicGUEST
9:37
So I got the job, remarkably.
Loryn NalicGUEST
9:39
So they gave me the territories of The Hill.
Loryn NalicGUEST
9:42
We have Little Bosnia here, and then we have a pretty predominant, like, Asian part of town.
Derk BrownGUEST
6:42
This is y'all neighborhood, right?
Ed HermanHOST
6:44
Yeah, we're on the Hill.
Ed HermanHOST
6:45
I guess this is-
Andy CrouppenHOST
6:46
Yeah, Hill, yeah, Hill is the term
Al HelferSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
54:03
The pitch is a fastball, outside by a shade to Berra for ball one.
Al HelferSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
54:12
Yogi Berra, who came from the Hill in St. Louis, certainly has become quite a figure in this great national pastime of ours.
Al HelferSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
54:23
Bobby Avila steps off first, Minoso off second.
Al HelferSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
54:26
Outfield stands slightly around to right field.
Ken StrodeHOST
12:46
That's usually what I get when I go there.
Ken StrodeHOST
12:49
And I've been reaching out to some of the, uh, restaurants and the sandwich shops on the Hill for Gobble Bowl.
Ken StrodeHOST
12:54
Joy's gave me one.
Ken StrodeHOST
12:56
Adriana's gave me one.

7 MINS LATER

Doug VaughnHOST
19:56
You didn't like that? [laughs]
Ken StrodeHOST
19:59
Well, I, I-
Doug VaughnHOST
19:59
What were you expecting on the Hill?
Ken StrodeHOST
20:01
All the restaurants, all the pubs, all the sandwich shops, all the businesses.
Ewell SmithHOST
7:40
Where do you take them in St. Louis?
John ScottGUEST
7:43
It depends on what they like, but we have an Italian area called The Hill that has some really great authentic Italian food, and then we have some great steakhouses.
John ScottGUEST
7:51
So in Kirkwood, there's, uh, Citizen Kane's.
Ewell SmithHOST
7:54
Yeah.
Trevor HubbsGUEST
4:53
Um, so it's just a food scene a lot of people don't know about.
Trevor HubbsGUEST
4:55
The other one is, this went back to even when I was in high school, um, The Hill.
Trevor HubbsGUEST
4:59
So St. Louis is, like a lot of, uh, communities, a little segregated, where, like, you have an Italian neighborhood, you have an-
Dan JohnsonHOST
5:04
Mm-hmm
Trevor HubbsGUEST
5:04
... uh, Irish neighborhood, you have the African American neighborhood.
Trevor HubbsGUEST
5:07
But, so The Hill is the Italian neighborhood, and up until, like, 2000s, uh, 2010s even, uh, you could go through and they'd have little chalkboards outside their house, like, just lasagna, 40 bucks.
Trevor HubbsGUEST
5:19
Um, shrimp ravioli or seafood ravioli, $36, and you could, you would go and there'd be a separate little table for two for date night.
Trevor HubbsGUEST
5:27
But it's just that, that mom or that lady that lives in that house, that's what she's cooking for dinner and just making extra money on the side for you to pay her 40 bucks and go eat, and they have a little side table in their kitchen where you can...
Trevor HubbsGUEST
5:52
Um, so it's just a food scene a lot of people don't know about.
Trevor HubbsGUEST
5:55
The other one is, this went back to even when I was in high school, um, the Hill.
Trevor HubbsGUEST
5:59
So St. Louis is like a lot of- Uh, community's a little segregated where, like you have an Italian neighborhood.
Dan J.HOST
6:03
Mm-hmm.
Trevor HubbsGUEST
6:03
You have an, uh, Irish neighborhood.
Trevor HubbsGUEST
6:05
You have the African American neighborhood.
Trevor HubbsGUEST
6:06
But so The Hill is the Italian neighborhood, and up until, like, 2000s, uh, 2010s even, uh, you could go through and they'd have little chalkboards outside their house, like just lasagna, 40 bucks.
Trevor HubbsGUEST
6:19
Um, shrimp ravioli or seafood ravioli, $36.
Trevor HubbsGUEST
4:23
Um, so it's just a food scene a lot of people don't know about.
Trevor HubbsGUEST
4:25
The other one is, this went back to even when I was in high school, um, The Hill.
Trevor HubbsGUEST
4:29
So St. Louis is, like a lot of, uh, communities, a little segregated, where, like, you have an Italian neighborhood.
Trevor HubbsGUEST
4:34
You have an-
Trevor HubbsGUEST
4:34
... uh, Irish neighborhood.
Trevor HubbsGUEST
4:35
You have the African American neighborhood.
Trevor HubbsGUEST
4:36
But, so The Hill is the Italian neighborhood, and up until, like, 2000s, uh, 2010s even, uh, you could go through and they'd have little chalkboards outside their house, like, just lasagna, 40 bucks.
Trevor HubbsGUEST
4:49
Um, shrimp ravioli or seafood ravioli, $36.
Joey ZanaboniGUEST
36:42
But yeah, I remember it.
Joey ZanaboniGUEST
36:43
That's where I park when I go out to eat on The Hill in St. Louis.
Joey ZanaboniGUEST
36:45
It's right by, uh, Cutest Funeral Home.
Chris DoranHOST
36:47
[laughs]

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